From Here to the World: Film and TV made in WA
Screenwest-supported feature films, TV series and documentaries produced in Western Australia over the last ten years.

Red Dirt Riders
Two and four-wheeler obsessed Roebourne kids adventure across their country!

Aussie Gold Hunters Season 6
This season of Aussie Gold Hunters is the toughest ever as seven teams of gold hunters battle the mounting heat and treacherous wilderness, determined to cash in on the highest Aussie gold price in history.

The Truth about Anxiety with Celia Pacquola
Comedian and anxiety sufferer Celia Pacquola is on a mission to understand anxiety in Australia, but her own anxiety proves much more confronting than she expected.

Yagan
The fight for an Aboriginal warrior’s return home to unite his broken community – 180 years after his brutal murder.

What Does Australia Really Think About…
In this series, we reveal what Australia really thinks about disability, obesity and old age through emotional personal stories, confronting social experiments, an in-depth nationwide survey, and covert filming where we capture shocking examples of prejudice, discrimination and abuse.

Bad Girl
Bad Girl Amy must fight to save her adoptive parents from their self-styled vengeful blood daughter, Chloe.

Drift
In the 70’s, two brothers battle killer waves, straight society and ruthless bikers to kick‐start the modern surf industry.

Slam
Ricky Naser is a young Australian whose peaceful suburban life turns to hell when his sister Ameena disappears without a trace. In a climate of distrust and xenophobia, Ricky is forced to denounce her as an extremist.

Top Knot Detective
The greatest 90’s samurai series you’ve never seen…

These Final Hours
With the end of the world only hours away, the self absorbed James heads to the ultimate party-to-end-all-parties. On his way there, he saves the life of a young girl named Rose who is searching desperately for her missing father. This simple act sets James on a path to redemption

Marni
Marni is an art experience in which an intricate dot painting about Ngarluma country is made.

Laura’s Choice
Laura Henkel is eccentric, outspoken, feisty and 90 years old. She has decided she wants to end her life on her own terms, and she asks her daughter Cathy and granddaughter Sam, both filmmakers, to make a film about it. LAURA’S CHOICE explores complex questions as three generations of women navigate a radical approach to dying